Trauma Surgeon Opening in MichiganLocation: Saginaw, MIPosition Overview:A respected academic medical institution in Mid-Michigan is seeking a Board-Certified/Board-Eligible Trauma Surgeon with training in Surgical Critical Care to join its growing faculty team. This full-time role combines clinical excellence with educational leadership, contributing to the training of residents and medical students in both ambulatory and hospital settings.This is a unique opportunity to play a key role in shaping the next generation of physicians while delivering high-quality care to a diverse and medically underserved population.Key Responsibilities:Provide trauma and surgical critical care services in a hospital-based settingParticipate in resident and medical student education through rounds, lectures, and mentorshipSupport the academic mission through scholarly activity and research initiativesConduct faculty clinic and collaborate with interdisciplinary teamsContribute to the development of academic programs and clinical quality improvementServe in administrative and leadership roles as needed within the departmentWhy Join Us?Growing medical school and GME programs with institutional supportProtected time for academic pursuits, research, and publishingExcellent clinical facilities in a regional healthcare hubCollegial work environment in a medium-sized city with a low cost of livingStrong community with vibrant arts, cultural, and outdoor recreational offeringsEasy access to Detroit, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, and major airportsCompensation & Benefits:Competitive base salaryComprehensive benefits packageCommencement and relocation bonusesCME allowance with 5 days offFour (4) weeks of PTOMalpractice and liability coverageFull support for licensure and credentialingJ-1 and H1B Visa sponsorship availableCandidate Requirements:MD or DO degree from an accredited institutionCompletion of fellowship in Surgical Critical CareBoard certified or board eligible in General Surgery and SCCLicensed or eligible for medical licensure in the State of MichiganControlled Substance license requiredPrevious teaching, leadership, or administrative experience is a plusDemonstrated commitment to academic medicine and underserved populationsAbout the Institution:This academic health organization is dedicated to improving health outcomes in Mid-Michigan and beyond. With nine clinics in the Great Lakes Bay Region, our physicians lead clinical care, education, and community initiatives with a strong emphasis on accessibility and innovation in healthcare.